Sentence examples for drink challenges from inspiring English sources

In quadruped animals, the heart is placed at the level of, or below the main part of the circulation and any, even small deviation from that premises, as when the giraffe lowers its head to drink, challenges the circulation since preload to the heart declines because of venous pooling in the neck (Brondum et al. 2009).

Do a mock version of the unfortunately common drink challenge.

" Instead of trying to match someone drink for drink, challenge yourself to drink one drink for every two or three drinks they have.

Meet new friends and when you all get tired go to the dance lounge and get a drink Challenge your new friends to dance contests!

To put the soda genie back in the bottle, more than 100 organizations and several big-city health departments have launched the "Life's Sweeter with Fewer Sugary Drinks Challenge," which seeks to cut average consumption of sugary drinks by at least half, down to the equivalent of about three 12-ounce cans per week by 2020, in keeping with the recommendations of the American Heart Association.

Given the mealtime challenges reported by preschool parents, barriers such as lack of time for food preparation, eating "on the run", or issues with picky eaters may make eating a variety of fruits each day and consuming fewer sugary drinks challenging.

Making a proper tiki drink is challenging – there can be an impressive number of steps, and one wrong move can result in a cloying, barely drinkable cocktail.

It's grossly slimy, as if the drink was challenging your alcoholic expectations by saying,"This has been around for thousands of years, watch out, buddy!" But what does it taste like?

They drink in the challenges like a first sip of coffee, a tantalizing if slightly bitter taste of adulthood.

This is apparently a common mistake and can make an already tough drink an impossible challenge.

As soft drinks contend with challenges like health concerns and the economy, juices are stepping up their advertising efforts.